2- Overview of Venezuelan SOS Telemedicina Project Questions
3.- Discussion of Suggested Areas for Possible Collaboration - Tele-consultation/ telediagnosis/ telemedicine - Applications of Telemedicine (e.g. teledermatology, telepathology teleradiology) - e Learning - Electronic Health Records / eHealth infrastructure - Barriers to / impact of implementation of Telemedicine in Remote Areas - Using ICT to supportresearch or remote healthcare (e.g. sensors, digital monitoring, speckled computing) - Clinical areas for case consulting (e.g. parasitology, dermatology, pathology, tropical medicine)
4. Next Steps ContactDetails Number for linking in on ISDN is 0134 480 2501 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting0134 480 2501end_of_the_skype_highlighting for external participants Videoconference Ref. No.JN170340 (Carcus) Video Conference Team Contact Number +44 (0)131 650 4933 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting+44 (0)131 650 4933end_of_the_skype_highlighting Jenny’s Mobile 07948311422 Suzanne0131 6650 4097 (if you have problems finding the room)
ICT4D (Information and Communication Technology for Development) is a relatively new and highly dynamic field of development cooperation. ICT4D is not just about giving people ICT skills, but helping poor and marginalized communities across the world to use the potential of ICT to improve the quality of their lives. Given the rapid development, working within the field of ICT4D is an ongoing learning process and many actors are therefore required to contribute their bit of knowledge and experience. ICT4D is by nature multi-disciplinary and potentially touches upon a vast array of topics:
Infrastructure: providing suitable computer hardware, operating systems, software, and connectivity to the internet
Capacity building and training in ICT: installing, maintaining, developing hardware and software and digital literacy
Digital content and services such as e-learning, e-health, e-government
Policy and Regulation of the ICT Sector and digital rights
Facilitating awareness and participation on social and ethical issues
VideoConferences
Time:3pm (UK time)
Venue: Room L32. Vid. Conf. Suite in Paterson’s Land in Edinburgh’s Moray House Campus
Map Link http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/aboutus/morayhouse/map.html
Agenda
1.- Introductions and Presentations
You can look at this in advance onhttps://www.yousendit.com/download/YWhPYnU5Q1JVbTljR0E9PQ
2- Overview of Venezuelan SOS Telemedicina Project
Questions
3.- Discussion of Suggested Areas for Possible Collaboration
- Tele-consultation/ telediagnosis/ telemedicine
- Applications of Telemedicine (e.g. teledermatology, telepathology teleradiology)
- e Learning
- Electronic Health Records / eHealth infrastructure
- Barriers to / impact of implementation of Telemedicine in Remote Areas
- Using ICT to supportresearch or remote healthcare (e.g. sensors, digital monitoring, speckled computing)
- Clinical areas for case consulting (e.g. parasitology, dermatology, pathology, tropical medicine)
4. Next Steps
ContactDetails
Number for linking in on ISDN is 0134 480 2501 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 0134 480 2501 end_of_the_skype_highlighting for external participants
Videoconference Ref. No.JN170340 (Carcus)
Video Conference Team Contact Number +44 (0)131 650 4933 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting +44 (0)131 650 4933 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
Jenny’s Mobile 07948311422
Suzanne0131 6650 4097 (if you have problems finding the room)
June 17th: Edinburgh/Aberdeen/Norway
June 21st: Edinburgh
Nov. Informatics Meetings
November meeting.docx
ICT4D (Information and Communication Technology for Development) is a relatively new and highly dynamic field of development cooperation. ICT4D is not just about giving people ICT skills, but helping poor and marginalized communities across the world to use the potential of ICT to improve the quality of their lives. Given the rapid development, working within the field of ICT4D is an ongoing learning process and many actors are therefore required to contribute their bit of knowledge and experience. ICT4D is by nature multi-disciplinary and potentially touches upon a vast array of topics: